What is the compass in the middle of a Porsche used for?
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The compass on a Porsche is used to determine direction and survey terrain. The red triangle on the compass remains fixed, and the corresponding directional letter aligned with the red triangle indicates the current heading of the vehicle, serving as a compass function. The LCD screen in the middle of the compass displays the current interior temperature, current time, or can be set to show directional degrees. The Porsche compass is an original German imported component and requires specialized Porsche diagnostic computer programming to function. The compass features degree markings representing direction, a red triangle indicator, directional letters, and a central LCD screen. The red triangle remains fixed, and the corresponding directional letter aligned with it indicates the current vehicle heading, serving as a compass. The LCD screen in the middle of the compass displays the current interior temperature, current time, or can be set to show directional degrees. Direction indicators: E stands for East, ES for Southeast, S for South, SW for Southwest, W for West, NW for Northwest, N for North, NE for Northeast.